More Great Feedback on our Short Film Be Careful…
While rejections from film festivals are always something of a kick in the guts, it’s gratifying to continue to get awesome feedback on the quality
While rejections from film festivals are always something of a kick in the guts, it’s gratifying to continue to get awesome feedback on the quality
This is a belated shout-out to my leading lady, Lisa Chappell, who took away the prize for Best Supporting Actress at this year’s Qantas Film

Nearly 100 crew, colleagues, friends, family, film students and industry-ites braved a miserable mid-winter night in Auckland to be the first in the world to
Here’s our entry, updated in the last few days – check it out!
Sigh… the road to hell is paved with good intentions about keeping this blog up-to-date… c’est la vie. In news since December (date of my
Guess it’s ‘cuz of the busy time of year, but I’ve been spectacularly remiss with these updates. In a nutshell: 1. Got the pick-up shot
BREAKING INTO HOLLYWOOD WITH A SELF-FUNDED SHORT FILM? IMPOSSIBLE!! It’s in the can! Here are some shots from the 2nd weekend’s filming. 1000 bonus points

BREAKING INTO HOLLYWOOD WITH A SELF-FUNDED SHORT FILM? IMPOSSIBLE!! And of course, where would I be without my fabulous leading man? Craig has worked with

BREAKING INTO HOLLYWOOD WITH A SELF-FUNDED SHORT FILM? IMPOSSIBLE!! Can’t believe we’ve wrapped! What a feeling (to be dancing on the ceiling). It was a
BREAKING INTO HOLLYWOOD WITH A SELF-FUNDED SHORT FILM? IMPOSSIBLE!! … to Celeste, our new make-up person, and Imogene, our new wardrobe person, and Bevin, our